The Math.h++ Class Reference lists the classes of Math.h++ in alphabetical order. Each class entry includes the following information:
The class name discussed in the entry
An illustration showing the public inheritance hierarchy for that class, if any. There are few inheritance illustrations in Math.h+, since classes are largely designed to be independent. When a hierarchy illustration is needed, it uses the following convention:
A
B
The illustration above indicates that class A inherits from class B. When a class inherits from more than one class, or there are multiple levels of inheritance, all inheritance relationships are shown. For example, the following illustration indicates that class A inherits from class B and from class C, which inherits from class D.
B
A
C
D
A Synopsis indicating the header file(s) associated with the class
A brief Description of the class
An Example that uses the class
Descriptions of the various class functions. These are organized in categories according to their general use; for example, Constructors, Operators, and Public Member Functions.
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